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The Kerala High Court on Friday dismissed the anticipatory bail application filed by P.G. Manu, a former senior government pleader, in a case pertaining to alleged sexual assault of a female client.The court asked the accused person to ...

The Court dismissed a pre-arrest bail plea by PG Manu, a Senior Government Pleader who resigned after he was accused of rape. The Court added that the accused could approach the magistrate for bail after surrendering.

Advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technology has allowed bad actors to incorporate hyper-realistic digital falsification, and thus, the near real image/audio clip can potentially be used to damage reputations, ...

Last month, police approached the Ghaziabad district and sessions court to submit the closure report. The next hearing is on January 15.

Hundreds of “undressing” websites have come up over the past few months and in some cases mobile apps that are distributed as an Android Application Package (APK) and can be installed outside the Google Play Store.

The Kerala High Court yesterday granted one week time to Facebook-India to permit former sub-court judge S Sudeep to access his account to delete the offensive post created by him against Executive...

The police had argued that the ongoing probe involved around 67 betting apps and the fraud is suspected to run into thousands of crores, therefore his custodial interrogation was required.

Vadodara: Days after the local crime branch (LCB) of the Panchmahal police caught three people for relaying information regarding the movement of gove.

The Indian government on Monday introduced its long awaited new telecoms bill that would give the government more power in national security matters, settle the debate on satellite spectrum allocations and won’t cover OTTs.

It does two things that even our erstwhile colonial masters did not deem fit for their subjects: The Bill does away with any checks or balances on the exercise of interception and surveillance powers, including any penalty whatsoever for unauthorised interception, opening, scrutiny, or destruction of postal materials.